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CCIE#36159 Tomasz Kacprzynski

Posted on July 26, 2012January 8, 2019 by Tom Kacprzynski

I’m extremely excited to have passed the CCIE Routing and Switching lab at RTP on July 26th 2012. Currently, I’m working on a write up on my long journey and should be able to share it with everyone soon.

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BGP – Modifying the AD of Backdoor networks

Posted on December 10, 2011January 8, 2019 by Tom Kacprzynski

As you may know that the backdoor feature of BGP changes the AD to 200. But is there a way to modify it? There is a way, it’s not very intuitive. When you configure a network as a backdoor network you are creating a local-route that you don’t originate to others. To modify a local-route…

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Redistribution RIP-OSPF Distance

Posted on December 4, 2011January 8, 2019 by Tom Kacprzynski

Complex redistribution can be quite a challengingĀ  task to encounter studying forĀ the CCIE R&S lab. There doesn’t seem to be that many clearly define general rules out there. So I thought why not dissect each individual case that could cause tricky redistribution problems. RIP and OSPF are a perfect example of two protocols that when…

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Welcome

Posted on November 18, 2008June 10, 2020 by Tom Kacprzynski

Welcome to the first post of my new blog called kemot-net.com. I plan on posting about any interesting problems I encounter during my work projects or my studies. Generally I would focus on the main topics of computer networking such as routing, switching, quality of services and security. More posts to come so enjoy and…

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